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prenatal cocaine use associated with?
placental abruption and fetal vascular disruption

not associated with well-defined syndrome; facial features typically normal
prenatal warfarin use associated with?
if exposed between 6-9 WGA, may have facial anomalies (nasal hypoplasia and depressed nasal bridge that may contribute to upper airway obstruction) and bone stippling, referred to as "fetal warfarin syndrome"

if exposed in 2-3rd trimester, associated with CNS abnormalities, most likely 2/2 hemorrhage
prenatal phenytoin use associated with?
broad, low nasal bridge
epicanthal folds
hypertelorism (wide-spaced eyes)
cardiovascular abnormalities
distal digital hypoplasia (fetal hydantoin syndrome)
prenatal valproic acid use associated use?
increased risk of neural tube defects
cardiac, limb, renal anomalies
characteristic facies (fetal valproate syndrome)
medication choices for smoking cesssation
nicotine-based:
- nicotine gum
- nicotine inhaler
- nicotine lozenge
- nicotine nasal spray
- nicotine patch

non-nicotine-based
- buproprion SR
- varenicline
causes of ARDS (acute respiratory distress syndrome)
DIRECT CAUSES:
MC causes:
- PNA
- gastric aspiration

less common causes:
- fat emboli
- inhalational injury
- near drowning
- pulmonary contusion
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INDIRECT CAUSES:
MC cause:
- sepsis

less common causes:
- blood transfusion
- drug overdoses
- pancreatitis
management of unilateral breast development in 1 yo F
premature thelarche (breast tissue development), MC in 1-4 yo, may be unilateral

typically benign, and will begin to regress by 2 yo. look for potent estrogen sources in environment (e.g. phytoestrogens and estrogen-based creams). otherwise, NTD.